New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
JOHN r. VINCENT FOR JUDGE.
CHOICE OF THE UNITED LABOR PARIf.

THE COUNTY CONVENTION THINKS HIM WORTHY III
SIT on THE SUPREME COURT BENCH
II was nearly o O'Clock last evening when Frank
arre called to order the County Convention OF Tho
United Labor party in Cooper Union. The delegates
were UNUSUALLY late In getting to the hail. ana II was
considerably after O'Clock before all the district rep
re-entatives were In their places. There was good
deal less noise made than previous occasions. An
air of business pcryaed the meeting, causing Tie PRO-
cceIings to move much more smoothly anl quickly man
usual After examining the celd, OF ihosc pl'N'"'
Mr. Farrell told tic delegates that they "ouil nave 70
hurry things up a little and vacaie the Du1hs ny ].
O'Clock otherwise they would have to pay douO'' rns
for the hall. - a., -
-, ohsirmansnip but it finally resulted in tie
holvng q, the coored man. Farrell ana the choice ot
william J. ODair OF the kid District an ehersclc'
rapidtalking young man. who maze iar P'e'"'"s o''
Ger The four temporary secretaries were CHOSEN 10 ~
the work permanently. Nominations Tor Candidates i"r
be Supreme Court Jud-eship brought ont an array OF
n.pe. including Abner C. Thomas Thomas
q sbearman Robert NJ Waite, who withdrew
nrom,tlv. Loui, T. Post Fred r. LelbeScher VIZ
an 6 Brann and John r. Vino mt Mr. ihonia' VIZ q
ganaral favorite but question was raised ~ 70 hIs &C.
sse,tsnce This was satisfactorily aUswerei Dy Mi:
Thomas in person. lie came on inc platform 10 Sly ~
Thomas g. shearman would not accept the iohlha '
{" Rwt will Won accept 1t; that Is what we want %
know yelled score Of delegates uo ., tho mos,
Mr. Thomas's answer was a smile :" ,h1 " nnJ
Affirmative kind. The audience cheer , , asd
a. ' 49,, a Mr. Thomas was nominated by accsahNi"n
IN, spFscn a CO. and expect be elected" he -Ai
sTd Tho hail rang with prolO lged applause . ,,,,,.
Then Thomas Moran. OF the Isl District cts, ~,
hn INTO tho conversion offering resolution iei'r
ing any man WAS eligible Tor homhd1lon ~, -, .
- tho Svr1rusc platiOrn. IL was receVed WIN
disapnroval hundred delegates 70 t
but The protests were unnecessary - ,na ,ry IA
,,an 'ot a member Of the party cONlu y" ''ui".'u
70 irann's name proved rock ot OFFENCE TO- nun u
dele gates including Jonn Ne wac ~ a1r,s
charged Brann with nsncerty and oPiVVrl ,po 800
- VcGlvun This opposition grew. Nu"h 'uo f%r,,s
were counted II found that Nincch 1.'' - ~
votes Brann 1919 and John 'elensh,S o., NJ
accor1nylv declared the choice or the coh'eh'' al
VINCENT was First Assistant Di.trct-A 80
Mr. NcKeons term. lie Is man OF hiuo'e "5e S'd
stands well as a lawyer. 49, ,...... r..
r, ,r ,on,inees for candidates for CITY Court Ji,'
usnrs George " Deasc, Morris Hart iona j. ''oIsl
and dwaTl VI Chamberlain The Ddlouh- te' .''h
,oIows: Hart 567 Dease 373. Chamberlain 5O' 'o'"'
1856 ,,, ,h, ,,o,,inoes
For I'M 20 OF General Sessions three names We ~
t,oned They were Edward ChamDetlah jul ,
and Frederick ". Leubeuscher Mt Clainoe''@'" "'
drew aud young Leuoeuse1cr was opr'on for District
Attorney That Louis + Post 10 spons' ," ,'as
office me ntomed than cries oil ios,h r,n'ss vera
from alI over the hall. No otner names 80
gs~ed and Mr. Post dcrlared To 20 mo
Initial Labor party's candidate 10 succe't Mr
Narue The enthusiasm displayei over ttc ., -,ne
csa1 q dam Tucker surrogate. A!tnoste'ei' uer
late seconded the motion. HTS. uags ana Oau""ts 80
waved a nd eve nv body cheered TIL the wlnuo",I
course there no opposing cshuitles a." T,.ss.
hardly necessary TOT the S"i'' "''1 ~ @"' >
was the candidate ,.,- b.. -o,,ro,lo- yrhf., wa
the he office TO NIL but Patrick pooiy c'''e' ' ~
' A Ia n m Paul Never was nominated Tor coroner.
anf at oc ock Joseph McCabe was named lo lle'e"'
ol the Board OF Aldermen